But to keep the BMW brand going, the turn signal will be IR. Hidden to the naked human eye, but completely visible to all the other autonomous cars around.

Any Viper that came with side pipes. If it’s even a moderately warm day, you’re gonna have a bad time.

Killed 25% of their owners

Damn, there are going to be a lot of first and last dates here.

How about an BMW M Roadster? fun, manual and convertible. A pretty great first date car I would think.

I guess you can say somebody...

300 HP turbo four cylinder, with an honest-to-goodness six speed manual in a car that weighs ~2700 lbs

I bought this for less than $15k in great condition. Although the Touareg isn’t your typical regular car, a V10 twin turbo diesel power plant is rare in any form outside of a fifth wheel hauler. I know it’s not on eBay but it’s as realistic of a price you can get, I bought the thing! Cmon Tavarish give me a pass, this…

Went a little different route. Toyota Previa Supercharged. For some reason toyota offered these guys with a factory supercharger. I think its awesome and its well below budget.

Domino’s Pizza “Safe Sound” electric delivery scooter (Zoevers), as seen in the Netherlands.

Some barn-builder took a V-12 from an S-class and did things to it. Whatever.

Abarth. I have only heard one in my area and it made me smile because it’s so good and so unexpected.

How is the Bugatti 100p missing from this list still?

I have never passed up a chance to submit Rollover Competitions anytime it is vaguely relevant to QOTD, and this time is no exception.

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my 6 year-old truck hasn’t spontaneously burst into flames, turned itself off on the highway, or shot shrapnel at my face. #winning

They will say “ You Dumped Batman! ”

Pretty sure that Ken Block’s Hoonicorn could take the cake for this one. The 4-wheel, chained-down burnout at the beginning of Gymkhana 7 might not be the most traditional, but it’s an All-American Car, reinvisioned by an All-American Driver, famous for destroying tires, burning as many tires as possible when you can…

$12,500 1990 BMW 750iL V12, with a DINAN twin-turbo setup

There’s a difference between keeping an old plane because that’s all you can afford and keeping one because its effective as hell.